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a CARD.

4ETNA SODA COMPANY:
Dear Sirs-I am most happy to render the fol-
lowing statement l had been afflicted with
dyspepsia, and for a long time suffered its ago
MES, and had also much trouble from insomnia
and dryness of the throat, the result of dyspep-
sia. By chance happened to drink bottle of
Etna Water and found it relieved me from the
dryness of the throat l continued its use and
my dyspepsia left ne, and ! can now sleep as
well rs ! ever did. have recommended it TO
many of my acquaintanees similarly afflicted,
and they have experienced the same grateful
results W. C. REED,
III Battery Street.
San Francisco, May Il. 1887.
4s- Mr.. Reed is an old resident Of the Bay
city and well-known among the mercantile
community.
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THE BOSS MORMON.
Death of John Taylor, the Head of the
Mormon ChuI ch.

,Copyriga, 1857, by the California associated Press.
SALT LAKE, July 26th.-The death is an
nounced tonight of John Taylor, President of
the Mormon Church. He died last night at s
o'clock, but the place is not given. He was in
his 9th year. He Joined the Mormon Church
in 1887, and was made one of " The Twelve - in
1888 He was a missionary for twenty years,
and editor M 3i various Ghq[Gn papers ana pn2i th
first and denied its practice after years OF being
in it. He was President of THE Twelve when
Brigham YOnng died, and became President of
the Church in 1880. He was indicted for un-
lawful cohabitation early in 1885, and went into
hiding in February of that year, and had not
shown up in public since. George q Cannon
to night has a bitter article in the Church or
gan, charging Taylor's blood on his 'persecu-
tors" who have bounded him to his DEATH"
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A shas Land Case Decided

ICoPyTlgH, 1537 by Ne Cdlornid Associdted PreSs
wAsHINGToN. July 26th.-The Secretary of the
Interior has affirmed the decision in the case O
Jason Silva VS.. Vim. Owens, a homestead con
test in the Shasta District, Cal. The land in
question was used us q sheep range and from
the testimony adduced it does not appear that
the entryman complied with the requirements
of the inW
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SIMPLY DULL.
The 'Long.horerntn in New York are Not
on a strike.
L. O.. =

III new are NOT
on u strike.
[Copyrglt, 1887, By The Calornia Associated Press
Nkw YORK. July 26th-[Special- walk
ing delegate has resumed operations along
West street. According to his claim, the long
shoremen are on n strike at all the ocean steam
ship piers. and no more mail work viii be done
unless the companies agree TO the demands
made by-tfe men for 90 cents an hour for night
work. II IS claimed by some OF the men that at
the Pacific Mail and lnman and White star
docks the men refused to work last night at the
old rate of wages. At the Pacific Mail line pier
the 'longshoremen are in the employ OF steve
dore who has q contract to load and unload the
vessels of the company. The Superintendent of
the pier said this morning: q" II is true that no
WORK was done here last night but it was not
because we refused TO work, but because we had
no work to do. We are doing all our work bv
day. IL is the very dullest season of the year
with lis, and we can discharge and load our
vessels without working our men at night The
stevedore tells me that he has received no de
mand from the men for an increase of wages
and we have no knowledge OF any dissatisfac-
ton existing among them"
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THE COLOR LINE.
Georgia Exercised Over the Pending
Anti-NegrO School Bill.

Copyright, 1857 by tie California associated Press.
ATLANTA (Ga.). July 26th.-GSpecial THE ex-
citement caused by the introduction of the Glen
bill in the Legislature is undated and grows
every day. The bill provides tor the punish
ment of any teacher who iustructs white and
colored children in the same institution. Glen
says the sentiment of the people OF Georgia is
strongly i'll favor of the bill but he fears oppo-
sition from some politicians who will oppose the
bill so rs to avoid censure or criticism from the
North. The negroes are loud in their protests
been largely attended and resolutions drafted
showing the sense of the meeting. At one
memorial to the Legislature was started and
signed by over 500 colored citizens. The me-
mortal asked the Legislature not to allow the
passage of the bill, asserting that 1t is Oppres-
Sive, unjust and unconstitutional.
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A New York village Flooded.

BrNGHAMPToN CN. ~, July 26th.-The town of
Deposit is flooded The rains of last night and
this morning caused the creeks to rise rapidly.
All small bridges have been swept away, and
| big streams are pouring through the main
street, preventing access to stores and doing
rnlIch darnAeta
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GUAYQUIL, July 26th -Advices OF June 30th
say that on the day previous the severest earth
quake shock was experienced that has been
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THE POPULAR ERROR.
President Cleyelano's Proposed Tour
OhSerxatiou

WAsHINGToN, July 26th.-The Presidents ac
ceptance OF invitations TO visit st. Louis and
Atlanta next October has caused quite Il mum.
Der of Republican organs to animadvert upon
the political prospect of Mr. Cleveland swing.
ing around the circle" As a matter of fact
little Of the country over which he has pre-
sided as Chief Magistrate for the past three
years. Mr.. Cleveland has never been west OF
IN
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Daa,b OF a nI,ss,oaa,y,. yyife

sPRINSFIELD (Mass.), July 26th.-A cable dis
patch announces the deata at Jaffna. Csylon, OF
Susan Reed wife of Rev. NJ W. Rowland, Tor
forty TWO years missionary of the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions IN
thas field
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A PRECIOUS PAIR.
An Unappreeiatcd Author-The Girl WIS
Wanted to Die.

iCopygAs. 1887, by the California Associated Press.
SANTA Rosa, July 26th.-J. F. Cache, the Ec
dniiler correspondent, who is serving a term in
the county Jail for forgery, in default of ball. is
engaged in novel writing. Three of his illusions
have been submitted publishers, and all were
declined.
Nellie Taylor, the young girl who attempted
recovery. She says, however, that She is de-
termined to die, and will know better next time
what course TO pursue.
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LEADyTLIE. tuly 2ith-Two laboress Joseph
Gahack and Harry Doyle. were instantly killed
| this morning By a premature EXPLOSION of q
men werxsblown iifeless their eyes protruding
| from tseir sockets. The bo.f9s were horribly
mIifasted
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The Pope and the knights.

BALTIMORE July 26th.-Cardinal Gibbons was
tonight shown a cablegram announcing that
the Pope had decide that there was no ground
for interference with the Knights Of Labor and
yet received no information concerning the sub
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Progress of the Irish Land Bill.

LONDON, July 26th.--ln the House of Com
mons tonight, in the debate upon Clause of
the land bill, the Government accepted Nor
ley's amendment making it compulsory, in
stead of permissive, in the Court to order that
the rent, as revised. be the rent payable by the
tenant. Clauses 2and were then adopted.
Parnel moved to eliminate Clause (, which
provides for q written notification of eviction.
After long and spirited debate, in which Bal
four, Smith, Chamberlain, Parnen, Dillon and
Sanderson took part, the amendment was re-
nrai
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Death of a Veteran.

TOLEDO Cc.}, July 25th.-General J. NJ Comfy.
editor and proprietor of the Commercial, of this
city, died at 10 o'clock tonight of heart and
ung trouble. General Comfy had brilliant
ecOrd in the arrny
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increased Resenue Collections.

wAsHIxGToS, July 26th.-The total collections
se1rn all sources of aternal revenue for the fiscal
year were s1is s95s sz57. This Is sl,aS2 SIS more
fhan the collect 12s for the presiding fiscal year
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Copigh, 1857, by tie California associated Press.
SANTA Cruz, July 26th.-The Grand Stamm OF
the L. o. r. NJ reconvened this morning, and
alter transacting some unimportant business
adjourned
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RAGING FOREST FIRES.
The Town OF Shasta City Threatened
with Destruction.

ICcPyigid 1857, by tie California -fssocia,ed Press
YREKA, July 26th.-A fierce forest fire is now
raging in the mountains within one mile OF
Shasta City. The flames cover an area of about
twenty square miles, and great fears are enter
tained for the safety of the town. Large num-
bers of citizens have gone out to fight the flames
has now reached the Shasta Divide, and should
the wind shift around to the north Shasta City
win stand little chance of escaping. The forest
has been burning for over week past, bat no
attention was paid to it until the town was
Threatened
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a. CARD.

1 take pleasure in certifying to the medicinal
properties OF the Hstna Mineral Waters. Ii is
not from a mere cursory investigation, but after
years constant use of the -Etna that 1 am
convinced of its splendid remedial qualities.
As a general regulator of the system il cannot
be too highly praised. From my own personal
experience believe it will prove blessing to
hos ,at
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MISCELLANEOUS.
a CARD.

Seeing among the testimonials of the -Etna
one signed by my old friend, l.. A. Murch, who
fought Indians with me under my command
over thirty years ago, l was induced to try a
case of Etna Mineral Water. was four years
ago taken down with paralysis, losing the use of
my right side, and l suffered in consequence
from dyspepsia, neuralgia, kidney disease, loss
to use .Etna the first of last month drinking a
large glassful twice day, one in the morning
on arising and the other at night. 1 felt the
happy effect it had on me from the commence
ment. l find my old friend Nurch's testimonial
true to the letter for it is having the same
splendid effect on me.
JAMES MCMAHON.
n. Z. cor. Washington and Battery sheets.
San Francisco, June l, 1.S7.
ss- Mr.. Mcmahon is one of the oldest of old
Californians, and will cheerfully confirm his
statement at his place of business.
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OHIO REPUBLICANS.
The Sherman Boom Likely 70 Capture
the State Convention

TOLEDO (O-l, July 26th.--InteFest is taken in
the proceedings Of the Republican State Con
Yention, because of the fact that a resolution
will be offered indorsiDg senator Sherman for
the Presidential nomination, There is 80 doab,
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An Old Mans Terrible Death.

y IytIB IcoTJ Vy tIIe -5SSOtFtI't4
SPANIsHTowN, July 26th.-William Cooper, an
old ox-driver, was killed this afternson al
Borden Il Hatch's lumber yard, by being run
over by a saw-log.
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HEAVY LOSS.
A Midnight Fire in Minneapolis Sweeps
AWAY S,5O.OOO.

MfsNEAPoILs, July g7th.-The large six-story
brick building occupied By W. F. Steele & Co.
and the FRANKLIN Bazaar was burned tonight
The fire threatened She destruction of the whole
square at one time. All the engiues in the city
were at work. The IRE, at l o'clock, is under
control. The loss will not fall short of $500 600
or $3.50 900.
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YESTERDAYS BA>EBALL.
Chicago Quite Turns The Table upon II
Detroit Team.

DETROIT, July 26th.-The playing of the Chi
eago team to-day was superb, Williamson ex-
ceiling, as he did yesterday. Conway, of De
troit, could not hold out, and Twitchell relieved
him in the fifth inning. Clarkson was in the
box for Chicago and Conway's hit over the left
field fence was all that saved the sloggers from
being shut out. Score-Chicago s, Detroit l.
THE GIANTS SIT on THE BEAN-EATERs.
NEW YORK July 26th.-New York and Boston
finished their game before the squall came up
The Giants ou'played the Bean eaters al
around. welch pitched an unusually good
game allowing the other side TO make only
three hits The attendance was $500. Score
New York ., Boston0.
PHILADELPHIA IN LUCK.
WASHINGTON, July Goth. 1.-The Washington
and Philadelphia game to-day required ten iu
nings to settle it. Philadelphia batted Gilmore
in the tenth for single, two-bagger and triple
which, with an error, allowed them to score
the three runs necessary to win the game. Score
Philadelphia 6, Washington ).
PITTSBURG'S EASY VICTORY
PiTrsBURG, July 26th.-The Pittsburgs hsd nc
difficulty in winning to-day game. They bat
ted well and played Il perfect fielding game
Indianapolis l.
OTHER GAMES.
Observation-Disclosures 8, Cincinnati >.
Bro KLYS-Brooklyn o. st. Louis l. six inn
ings were played, when rain stopped the game
NEW YoRK-Metropolitan o, Louisville 3
Game stopped after six innings by the rain
BALTMoRE-BaltimOre S, cleveland 0. Sec
ond gamc-BsltimOIe ., Cleveland l.
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ICopyrig, 1857, by Ge California associated Pressl
COTTON. July 26th "A fire occurred here last
night and burned three dwelling houses. Cause
unknown They were fully insured.
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Accident to An Aged Lady.

SAN DIEGO, July 26th.-T H. Goodman, Gem
eral Passenger Agent of the Southern Pacific, is
here. The object of the trip is to open a ticket
Office for the railroad, and he will conclude ar
rangements to sell tickets from San Diego to all
points north and east. Owing to lack OF iron,
the road would be delayed somewhat. Mr..
Goodman says when grading is finished on the
Oregon line the road would put that force at
work on the San Diego line, so that large
amount of grading will be ready when the rails
arrived
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Arrested for an Old Crime.

Copyright, 1887, by the California issoeia,ed res;.l
BAKER CITY, July 26th.-This morning sheriff
Smith, of Linn county, arrested ut this place
Dick Harkraden, alias Andy Hamilton, for a
murder committed in Pike county, Ill, eleven
or fHralrl n,rn
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CHICAGO. July 26th.-All carpenters in Chi
cago working more than eight hours day, or
for less than 55 cents an hour, or upon contracts
where non-Union men are working, have been
ordered to strike tomorrow. About 5000 men
arc irvOlvpI
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
LORD BERESFORD RESIGNS TIE
ADMIRALTY OFFICE.
Panama Canal Bonds Slow of Sale
The kilrain-Smith Fight
Severe Earthquake.
NAVAL ETIQUETTE.

Especial DISPATCHES TO THE KEcosD-uNIoN.I
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CAUTION!

@-.The undersigned have been
credibly informed that spurious
limitations and counterfeits of the
Pnnnwnad
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Two things in doubt are, how strongly It VIII be
opposed on the hoor of that boeiy, and whether
the opposition can muster sufficient strength to
break the force before the country of the IN
dorsement. The opponents of the resolution
claim they can muster at least one6hird of the
Convention, while the supporters of it claim
that it will go through with a whiri. and that
the opposition will be too insignEicant to
amount to anything but an exhibition of per-
Sonal dislike.
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EFFORTS FOR CoScILIATIoS.

LATER.-several anti-Sherman men arrived
on the late train here summoned by telegrams
The evening has been spent in an effort at con
citation. ana the senator's friends claimed at
midnight that there would be no serious oSpo-
sition to the passage of the resolution of in-
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FRUIT SALES.
Northern California Fruits in Great De-
nand I'm the East.

NEW YORK. July a6th.-[speeial THE auc-
ton sales inaugurated in this city by the Cali
fornia Fruit Union have attracted the attention
of everybody interested in California fruits, and
other receivers here are taking advantage of
this method of selling. To-day one carload OF
Bartlett pears sold for s. 25G3 per box az private
sale
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A MOUNTAIN MYSTERY.

A Sheepherder Found Dead in the Inyo
Mountains.
ICopyriglt 1857, by Tie California associated Irc5s
BRIDGEPORT, July 26th.--A sheepherder was
found shot through the head near the Geiger
Grade, about half way between here and Bodie
Only the dog returned to the camp with the
sheep last night. Foul play being suspected,
the Sheriff, with posse of eight Piutes and
three white men, started in search to-day.
From the position OF the gun it was either
suicide or accidental. a Coroners inquest will
be held 70 morroW.
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Six Months of Chin Music.

LONDON, July 26th.-Articles for the prize fight
between Jacob kilrain, of America, and Jem
Smith, of England, were signed to-day. Accord
ing to the agreement, the encounter will take
place i'll Spain on the I'd day OF January next,
within one hundred miles of Madrid. Both
men paid forfeit and dates were fixed for fl-
ture payments. Matton.will train Kilrain and
Jenny House win take charge Of Smith. Smith
and Kilrain will each appoint umpire. who
tators to the fight will be allowed. The battle
ground will be selected by mutual agreement.
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[copyiglt. 1857, by he California Assoclaica Pr

Copyright. 1857, by Ae California Associated Press
SAN JOSE, July 26th.-The examination OF
John Carroll, for an attempt to rape Mrs. Tucker
was set for August 9th. He was remanded tO
Jail in default OF 81 600 bail.
Chief Executive Officer Wheeler of the VIII
cultural Commission, has inspected the vine
yards in this section, and reports them in ex
cellent condition and entirely free from mil
dew. which has done much damage in other
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OREGON.

Work Commenced on the willamette
Iron Bridge.
Copyright, 1857, by tie California associated Press.
PORTLAND, July 26th--Work was begun today
on the Oregon Railway and Navigation Com
pany's bridge across the Willamette river, at
this city. IL is under the charge of George A
Sederle, of Omaha, and Will be ready for the
superstructure about November lst. The struct-
ure will be entirely of iron and steel, and will
have an overhead roadway for teams and foot
pasSengers
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DR.. L. P. CALLUNDAN,
1918 Iaguna stree

San Francisco, May 81 1887.
RS- DR.. Callundan is one of San FTancisco's
well known and reputable physicians, and
whose testimony Is especially valuable, from
the fact that it is not theory, but personal expe-
rience.
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LAWRENCE (Iess.), July 26th.-The old Har-
riet Beecher stowe house at Andover, IN which
the famous authoress wrote . Uncle Tom
Cabin was burned TO night The theory is
that burglars. in attempting to secure the plate,
set fire to the house The loss will reach $50 coo:
partially insured. The house has been an object
of interest for ALI visitors to Andoyer
Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-20
Take Care Of the Pennies.

Americans are said to be careless, money spending people, who disdain, or do not care to practice those small economies which the French and German nations, for example, find necessary. There is probably some truth in this charge, for in America money comes easier than in the old countries, and also goes easier. Yet, America is the land of inventions, and of new ideas, and of uni versal progress. Among the new ideas, one that has oocasioned good deal of talk, is the adaptation of Lactart and Honey to the cure of coughs and colds. This preparation is put up by the Avery Lactate company, of Boston, the manufacturers of the famous Lactart (acid of milk) and is meeting with wonderful success in the cure of coughs, colds, hoarseness, and sore throat. Lsctart being the pure acid of milk, compounded with honey in certain proportions, Is found to possess true curative power. There is nothing very mysterious in this result, for people have always been in the habit of using "a sweet and souri, for throat diff eultes. But nothing in this line effective as Lactart and Honey has before been tried. Dr. O. s. Sanders, one of Boston's distin- guished physicians, writes: ''I recommend Lactate and Honey for coughs, colds, sore throat, etc. It aids the bowels in constipa- tion and has like effect in diarrhoea;" and his testimony is supported by many others. Lactart and Honey is exceedingly pleasant to take and is sure to benefit the user.
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